Summary
Boston Red Sox traded for pitcher Sonny Gray from the St. Louis Cardinals, addressing a need in their starting rotation. Gray, who previously played for the New York Yankees, expressed negative feelings about his former team during his introduction with the Red Sox. Boston, eliminated by the Yankees in the postseason, will face them again in late April, possibly featuring Gray.
Key Facts
- The Boston Red Sox acquired pitcher Sonny Gray from the St. Louis Cardinals.
- The Red Sox wanted to strengthen their pitching rotation.
- Sonny Gray previously played for the New York Yankees, a rival team.
- Gray had a 4.51 ERA during his time with the Yankees, which was his highest among the teams he has played for.
- Gray spoke negatively about the Yankees during his introduction with the Red Sox.
- The Red Sox were eliminated by the Yankees in the recent postseason.
- The Red Sox will play against the Yankees in April, and Gray may pitch against his former team.
